Mr. Radio Trisha Yearwood
MR. RADIO (by Roderick Taylor; recorded by Trisha Yearwood)
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[Am](int[Am]ro)[G/A] [G/A] [Am] [Am] [G/A] [G/A]
[Am]Oh, what a summer d[Am]ay when we [Am]carried the radio [Am]home
[Am]Bringing him in o[Am]ff of the truck and the [Am]dogs wouldn't leave us al[Am]one
Mi[(G/B)]ster Ra[C]dio,[C] [D] you come down h[D]ere to keep us compan[Am]y[Am] [Am] [Am]
We [Am]listened in a r[Am]oom through the [Am]miles and the miles of [Am]night
[Am]Deep in the heart of the [Am]Bible Belt in the [Am]gold of the radio l[Am]ight
Mi[(G/B)]ster Ra[C]dio,[C] [D] you come down h[D]ere to keep us compan[Am]y[Am] [Am] [Am]
And itUs [Am]hard days [Am]out in the field, and the [Am]crow's in the high tree[Am]top
If a [Am]man's away from his [Am]home all day, his ch[Am]ickens might fall to the [Am]fox
Mi[(G/B)]ster Ra[C]dio,[C] [D] what can you d[D]o about that, oh h[Am]o[Am] [Am] [Am]
F - C D - G - E Am Am F - C D - G - E Am Am Am Am
(instrumental)
And you can [Am]take me down to a [Am]river town where the [Am]citizens dance till [Am]dawn
They [Am]dance so close, it's a[Am] sin almost, the [Am]way they carry o[Am]n
Mi[(G/B)]ster Ra[C]dio,[C] [D] I never dre[D]amed you could[Am] [Am] [Am] [Am]
And[Am] it's miles of [Am]the careless tou[Am]ch of a tired hand in t[Am]ime
Whe[Am]n evening fell,[Am] I heard a stran[Am]ger sell dreams that we[Am]re never mine
Mi[(G/B)]ster Ra[C]dio,[C] [D] you come down h[D]ere to keep us compan[Am]y[Am] [Am] [Am]
[C] [C] [D] You come down h[D]ere to keep us compan[Am]y[Am] [Am] [Am]
F - C D - G - E Am Am F - C D - G - E Am Am Am Am G/A.
(instrumental)
Original From: indigo@ucscb.UCSC.EDU (Adam Schneider)
Submitted by nicholdb@istar.ca (Dan Nicholas)
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